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  • Goludev the bell lover

    I have never been able to really understand the meaning of the word ‘praying’, or maybe I should say ‘the act of praying’. One prays to god – at least according to my catholic upbringing – but since I can’t imagine anything when hearing or reading the word ‘god’, praying to god doesn’t make sense…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    June 30, 2013
    Asia, India
    Folklore, Religion
  • Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari

    Popular belief or the folklore of faith is, in general, what religion means to the common man. It is its most widespread manifestation, not only in Catholicism, but in other religions as well. There’s a lot of suffering in the world and people are often subjected to great stress, either self imposed, or by their…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    June 23, 2013
    Europe, Italy
    Folklore, Religion
  • Treasure-house Venice

    One of the nice things of the Italian pavilion at the 2011 Biennale in Venice was the continuity one experienced when stepping out of the exhibition venue into the different nooks and corners of this always enchanting city. Both inside and outside one felt surrounded by the same mixture of folkloric frivolity and renaissance seriousness.…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    June 16, 2013
    Europe, Italy
    Folklore, Religion
  • The art is not our thing

    Art critic and politician Vittorio Sgarbi was chosen as curator of the Italian pavilion at the 54th Biennale in Venice (2011). Since he is known not to like modern art and even less its organizational “mafia”, his nomination was rather controversial. He decided not to select the works for the exhibition himself but to ask…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    June 9, 2013
    Europe, Italy
    Art, Religion
  • Art is my thing

    The experience of art in all its manifestations (literature, music, visual arts) is occupying a privileged place in my mental and intellectual life. I could say: in my spiritual life, but I always hesitate using that word since it has these strong religious connotations I’d like to avoid. With acknowledgement and approval I quote what…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    June 2, 2013
    Europe, Italy
    Art
  • Taking a break

    We are here in the Swiss Alps at an altitude of 2000 meters on a trek around the Muverans and I am standing at the exact spot from where I took last week’s picture of landscape with horseman. While that photo clearly was a landscape, I wouldn’t call this one a landscape with goats, the…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    May 26, 2013
    Europe, Switzerland
    Animals, Mountains
  • Landscape with horseman

    As we noted in last week’s post, a picture of a beautiful landscape normally doesn’t create the emotion that the viewer experienced when he looked at it in reality and which caused him decide to take the picture. What is it then that makes a photo of a landscape potentially interesting? I don’t know if…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    May 19, 2013
    Europe, Switzerland
    Animals, Mountains, People
  • Pure landscapes

    Pure landscapes Standing in the middle of a beautiful landscape can be a profound experience. The wide vistas allow us to feel the immensity of space, and the sense of the earth upon which we live. This sensation is intensified also by the quality of the sounds we hear; sounds of animals or human beings…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    May 12, 2013
    Asia, China-Tibet
    Mountains
  • The hotel room

    The “welcome” poster in last week’s photo wouldn’t have looked unbecoming here either. I once spent a night in this room and I do remember it. I had reached Haldwani station in the middle of the night and found the town immersed in complete darkness due to a power cut. With difficulty I found somebody…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    May 5, 2013
    Asia, India
    Interiors
  • The waiting room

    The waiting room In spite of the wide open iron grid doors, the “welcome” poster on the wall doesn’t look like an altogether superfluous encouragement for possible visitors stepping over the threshold of this waiting room. The contrast between place and poster must have struck me as strangely funny when I passed here on the…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    April 28, 2013
    Asia, India
    Interiors
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